O2 Silver Clefs Lunch
The music industry's favourite charity event
Nordoff and Robbins is the music industry’s favourite charity and the O2 Silver Clefs is the music industry’s favourite charity event – for very good reasons. Since 1976, this star-studded lunchtime gathering has celebrated the genius of legendary musicians, while raising millions of pounds to help share the power of music with the people who need it most.
Event details
Date and Time
11:30 – 16:30, July 5, 2024Venue
JW Marriott Grosvenor House, London W1K 7TNPrice
£3,000-£6,000Tickets
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Tickets prices
- Platinum £6,000 (table of 10 – best placement in the room)
- Gold £4,500 (table of 10)
- Silver £3,000 (table of 10 – restricted view)
The first of our 2024 winners…
“It’s a total honour to have been selected to receive the Best Female award at this year’s ceremony. Nordoff and Robbins do such important work. Music therapy is a real necessity for those who receive it and there is more demand for it now than ever before. I’ve also seen music as a fantastic form of self-expression, and so can understand the life changing nature of music therapy. I’m so pleased to be a part of an event that supports Nordoff and Robbins’ important work so thank you so, so much.”
Jessie Ware, winner of the Best Female Award sponsored by Live Nation
“We’re so grateful to have been chosen to receive the Best Group award and thankful to be able to play our part in celebrating the valuable work Nordoff and Robbins’ music therapists do.”
The 1975, winner of the Best Group Award sponsored by ASM Global
“The band and I are absolutely thrilled to receive the award for Outstanding Achievement. We’ve been lucky enough to share our music with fans for over 30 years, and we’re looking forward to celebrating the past, present, and future of British and International music at this year’s O2 Silver Clef Awards. I’ve been a supporter of this amazing charity for years now, words can’t begin to say how much their work impacts people of all ages through the power of music.” Sharleen Spiteri, lead singer of Texas
Texas are the winner of the Outstanding Achievement Award sponsored by Tysers Live
“I’m honoured to receive the award for Best New Music. In what has been a whirlwind few years for me, these moments are absolute dreams come true. The work of Nordoff and Robbins is truly inspiring; it really enables people who are otherwise isolated from society to experience the joy that music brings.”
Cat Burns, winner of the Best New Music Award sponsored by Ticketmaster
“The Ezra Collective first got together when we met in a youth club, so we really understand the value music has when it’s put into the hands of young people. Music therapy is an important part of this, as the work that Nordoff and Robbins does with children can change lives. It’s a really beautiful thing that we’re going to be supporting this work. Thanks to everyone that’s helped us get to where we are; this Contemporary Music Award means so much to us.” Femi Koleoso of the Ezra Collective
Ezra Collective are the winner of the Contemporary Music Award sponsored by PPL
The money we raise together helps people like Harvey
Harvey is autistic and has ADHD and sensory issues. He’s been having music therapy with Nordoff and Robbins for 12 years and his mum Jo explains how it’s helped to give him a voice and a place where he can be himself.
With many thanks to Jo and family for sharing their story at the O2 Silver Clefs 2023.